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JUNE 24, 1958

!Selected As A Beat All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper DOM First. Largest —7. =Cr' with Circulation In The City ants Local News Largest and Circulation In s 395 Local Pictures The County United Press IN OUR 79th YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, June 25, 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXIX No. 151 2.795, Frankfort To Begin 14 to Planning Program Henry Fulton "Mr. Tobacco" FAANKFORT if UPI) — The Martin Case Is state Department of Econonrc Installed As Devekspment has contracted with the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency for a $62,400 Lion Head ints To Speak Here planing 'program for the City od Naked Politics Frankfort. Fulton, The federal government will Henry popular young provide half of the cost cif the business man of Murray was 4#11r. Russell A. Hunt, Experi- installed as president of t h e program: Gov. A. B. Chandler's ment Staten, Lexinifon, and Club Tuesday 6 emergency fund will provide Murray Lions Wyatt sometimes' called "Mr. Tobacco" Claims 195 night at the South Pleasant $15,000; and the remainder will of Kentucky, will be one of the Grove Methodist Church. Fulton be made op by the Ci ty of featured speakers at Hee annual has been a member af the Mur- Frankfort and Franklin Fiscal — ployes. I do not beaieve Ken- ['WILL meeting of growers of the West- ray club for ten years and has HOPKINSVII AF (UP!) Court. Louisville, tucky voters can be jeought with ern Dark Fired Tobacco Growers held various other Offices in the' Wilson W. Wyatt, of Carnmissioner af Economic De- Democratic a flush fund, regardless of its Association to be held at the club as well as making outstand- candidate for the velopment George Hubley Jr., in the size and irrespective of its use," Murray City Park, Wetneeday, ing contributions on various nomination for governor said the two-year planning pro- charged Wyatt continued. July 9. corning tees. 1959 primary; Tuesday 498 gram will be carried out in co- James that the resignation of Dr. Mr. Hunt, long recognized as Other officers installed were Earlier Tueeday, Bert T. operation with the Capital City W. Martin as highway commis- c2ie of the foremost authorities Joe Pat James, first vice presi- Corribs, Prestonsburg a t orn ey -Planmng arid Zoning Commis- "naked o tobacco dent; Bethel Richardson, second sioner was caused by will talk to growers sion. who is also a candidate for the on improving the vice president; Castle E. Parker, politics." quality of dark An experienced planner will Democratic gubernatorial r ncsni- 900 James Rog- "14 bails down to this," Wyatt tobacco as one method of saving third vice president; nation, charged Martin's resigna- be hired to work with a small charged, "Gov. A. B. (Happy) the dark tolbaocep industry. For ers, secretary; Rob Ray, treaear- a tion was motivated by poatics. staff to develop an overall plan .._ __ —_ Chandler wanted Dr. Martin as some time rriameacturers 3 n d er; Bryan Tolley, Lion Tamer, alli In a statement issued at Rich- for the city. The planner will highway cormnissioner until he exporters have said that exces- and Jan Blalock, tail twister. William "Bob" Brown, 50, father of mond, Combs said Waterfield revise zoning ordinances, pre- H I-0 IN SLAYING — sold his road bonds and passed sive fertilization and closer spac- New directors installed were students partisans have "been after the pare land-use surveys and work mujean Brown, one of the original group of negro his force - account bill. Now ings to get maximum yields, Frank Wainscott and Pete Pan- scalp" of Martin for several out a street ensuing and numb- ...grated in Little Rock Central High School, is being held have been done, he have a tendency to make long, zera. Other directors with cne I4 that these charged t ha t months. Combs ering skean. murder of Elmer Isaac, 68, manager of a private club ITS thin, and more year to serve are B L. for the has no further use for Dr. Mar- wild tabaceo that buy- Martin was removed because he A &me of city planning con- in I.ittle Rock Brown has admitted he shot Isaac three times. tin arid has shelved him that ers do not want. Better methods RUSSELL HUNT Cooper and C. C. Lowry. blocked the assessment of high- sultants will be errrployed to (UPI Telephoto) the Lt. Gov. Harry Lee. Water- ti Above 41 cultivation, fertilization and Rue Overby performed the.ioa way department employes for grams Branch, Tabacco Division, perform an economic base study field campaign may limp for- pockets, full- cuewzg will be pointed out by stallation ceremonies in the ab- campaign funds. Commodity Stablization el:rem:ice and population analysis, and to ward." Waterfield is, expected to eked at points Mr: Hurl in his address. sence of retiring president Yan-- FIVE DAY FORECAST 'We can new expect the vast Cif prepare a public improvements 7. Short, med., Waettington. dal Wrather who was out of Russian Secret annnince his candidacy this Augurnenting Mr. Hunt will program and plan for thorough- resources- of the highway de- Holmes Ellis, manager of the month as the state administra- be a battery of tobacco speciat- fare-, and town on business. Wrather was P.ilice Reformed By United Press International partment to be thrown behind event, said community tion choice for the Democratic ists who will give their views one of the days high- praised highly for a job well KENMUCK Y — Temperatures the Waterheld campaign" Combs lights will be the nomination for governor. and opinions on how to better free barbecue done and Mrs Wrather accepted for the five day period, Thurs- declared. He said this would be Western Kentucky's luncheon that is expected to the past president's pen for her The former Louisville mayor 'or $9" cash crop. I NOON (UPI) —Soviet Rus- day through Monday will aver- combined with the "80buit cam- Also on the feed 1500 growers. Approx ona t e- absence. Joe Paz added that the constant change day lorqr-program hueband in his sia' dread secret police is being age five to six degrees below paign fund" of the state admin- %rasa be ly 10,000 invitations are being Lube Brown al- in highway cornrthesioneet: has Boone Hill. president of Ward, retiring treasurer was sir gthened with top jobs going the state normal of 78 degrees. istration. the mailed to growers of the district "greatly impaired our highway ET TYPE Western Dark Fired Tobacco so commended fur an outstand- to usted lieutenants of Premier Turning cooler Thursday with Chandler said in reply to corriprizing the Purchase a n d needs and the Construction funds lapociation; Stephen E. Wrather, ing job as treasurer for !he past Nikita S. Khrushchev. diplomatic little change in temperature Fri- Combs' charges, "Ask him if he three Termessee available are the greatest in his- director of the 'Tobacco Division, counties. Passes Away two years and was presented a dispatches reported today. day through Monday. Precipita- accepted -the support of t h e Agricultural Marketing Service There will be entertainment past treasurer's pen. tion will average more than one tory." highway department in his cam- Secret appointment of Finance Hats and head of the grading service; throughout the day, and attend- The installation f officers The sinister figure of inch in showers and thunder- The paign for governor in 1955. And Jothah Fart, president of t h e ance prizes will be awarded. A followed a bou.ntiful meal serv- Police Chief Ivan Alexandrovich Ccenrniseioner Ward J. Oates as ask him if he did not accept the Size Mr Lube Brown. age 74, died storms tonight and Thursday Dark Leaf Dealers Assuciation similar meeting ladies of the South Serov has stepped into ominous highway commissioner to suc- campaign fund' put to- last year was Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 at ed by the and again about Sunday ier Mon- 'robust and tobacce exporter; and prominence in recent months, ceed Martin is the fourth change Clements-Weath- Frank described as being a "complete the Murray General Hospital fol- Pleasant Gr ove Methodist day. gether by the R. Ellie, chief, Conernoctity Pro- Church. The occasion was at- they said. Serov was a collabora- in the ffice since the Chandler esky curnbine on his bebaW. lowing an illness, of two days. 1.51s- 8 tended by both Lion members tor of Khrushchev's in the administration went into office. Whs tioes ke think he's fool:riga" His deatb,..waz attributed to a n purges of the 112es• It Caravel/aim( here on -a toast roke. * Ind_ their wives a n d several Funeral Of Mrs. J. T. at was he who helped crush the Of western Kentucky, Wyatt Survivors include his wife Mrs. vests. 1956 Hungarian rebellion. ughes Is Held Today continued, "Kentucky voters will Sleeve Huge Fire IgniteM Two Lube Brown, Murray Route four; Tiaung over the office of Policemen Attend Observers on the spot linked have their own opinions of an one son, Hester Hugh Brown. president, Fulton pledged his thise disquieting developments The funeral of Mrs. J. T. use hon- Meeting sisters. support to the efforts of the achnInistration that can State Murray Route four; two directly to the tightening of Hughes was held this morning cooperation est men between elections and :Shirts • Ships Collide In River Mrs. Claude Tapp of Paducah club and asked the Soviet camp at 10:30. Mrs. Hughes died on security within the Two members of the Murray and Mrs. Calvin Wilson, Hazel of the members for toe veining not at election time. and the end of collective leader- Monday at the Murray Hospital of Police Department were in Lex- Route two; one brother, Buford year. He named t h e various -Newspaper accounts tell el . isiii ship as Khrushchev gained great- after an illness of seventeen backstage maneuvers to force ington this week to attend a By BART KINCH "The flames kept going higher Brown, Murray and one grand- committee chairmen to: the corn- er power. days. office because convention cif the Kentucky Po- United Press International and higher and it seemed to child. ing year aria called a meeting Dr. Martin out of She was the wife of J. T. state hien- lice Officers Association. Chief NEW YORK (UPI) — A me it went on for an hour." Funeral services will be held of ttie chirmen, officers and di- The secret police were almost he refused to assess Hughes, long prominent in Mur- cent of their Charlie Mart and Policemen freighter and a gasoline tanker His tug took four men off the this afternoon at the South Pleas- rectors for July I, 195d. smashed with the execution of way employes 2 per ray business life. Survivors also Witherspoon left Murray 8 collided in the East River early burning Nebraska. ant Grove Methodist Church at Lavrenti Berta, its leader, and wages for Happy's campaign James include two sons, Eugene of attend the three-day today setting off a fiery explo- From his hospital bed, one 3:00 with Walter Hill officiating. Khrushchev's "de -Stalinization" fund. Sunday to Fort Myers, Fla., and ends today. Marr Ann that engulfed the two ships of the tanker's crew, Haakon Burial will be in the church MRS. CURD VISITOR program two years ago weakened Hilton "I can't believe, however, that meeting which and set the Manhattan Bridge Anderson. 42. of Riverhead, N.Y., cemetery. i: further. Without a chief the Hughes. of Murray; one sister, the people of Kemucky will let and Witherspoon are expected afire. said he was in his bunk reading Active pallbearers are: James, Mrs. Ethel Curd of Detroit, apparatus was ineffective and Mess Leona Covington of Mur- Happy buy the governorship for to return today or tomorrow, ray; and two grandsons, Hiltou, according to Officials at City A brilliant flash of igniting when he heard seven blasts of Hassel. Rupert and CI i ft on former resident Of ' Dexter, is dormant. his hand apick ed successor with Jr., and Jimmy. Hall. gasoline flared over the river the ship's whistle—the danger 'Brown. Densil and Glen Ed visiting here this week. She ar- money wrung from state ern- Diplomatic reptiles said the lat- Honorary pallbearers seconds after the explosion. Al- signal. Paschall. Honorary pallbearers rived to attend t h e Stewart were the its resurrection did Shirts help "I jumped out of my bunk are; Willie, Beckham, Gobel. Hat- Homecoming. Mrs. Curd is well est signs of Sunday School Class taught by most immediately cries of not point to a complete revival Guy were heard on shore from flame- and ran out on deck," Anderson ford and Alsie Cooper, Marvin remembered as news correspond- Billington of which Mrs. reiefer.ael of the old secret police. Nor swept waters where crewmen said. "I saw that a collision Miles, Cas Humphreys, Bee Mor- ent of the Ledger & Tines for Hughes was a member, and the Kentucky Lake Business Men has it affected the average Soviet who jumped overboard struggled was unavoidable. I leaped over- ton, Ellis Paschall and Emment Dexter and Dexter route one Deacons cif the First Baptist citizen. against the incoming tide. board and started swimming. Erwin. years ago. Church. "From the --- The Miller Funeral Home of Active pallbearers .The Swedish freighter Ne- water I heard the On her return home she well The reported buildup apparent- were Pres- Plan To Sue Commonwealth for $100 crash. Then it Hazel is in charge of the ar- ton Ordway, T. 'r ldfaska moving south rammed the seemed both ships visit in Hardin, Benton and Pa- ly was designed to prepare for Sleek!, Nat Ryan burst rangements. small American gasoline tanker into flames." ducah. future 'needs of the leadership Hughes, Pete Farmer, Vernon Bay, officials said, just Anderson said the ship's cap- Stubblefield, Jr.. Robert Wil- Empress but ostensibly to guard against KENTUCKY LAKE STATE in competition 'with private busi- Rabbit south of the Manhattan Bridge tain, Anton Hagestad, who was iletTZ, Robert Banks and Henry One Arrested For SUPER SALESMAN "revisionism" a n d "imperalist PARK (UPI) —A group of Ken- ness. spanning the East River between on the bridge saw him and Fulton. Western influence." tucky Lake area businessmen Private motel operators con- Manhattan and Brooklyn. The threw him a life ring. The Public Rev. H. C. Chiles and Rev. Drunkeness MEMPHIS. Tenn. (UPI) —Out The most significant indication plan ti bring tend they have invested thous- captain then jumped into the said Tuesday they Empress Bay sank about two of the question to sell refrigera- of Serov's•growing influence was J. H. Thurman officiated. The water also. suit against the Commorrivealth ands of dollars in their preperty hours later. Police records show little oth- tors to Eskimos? No esuch thing. his inclusion in the Soviet official J. H. Churchill Funeral Home iLLS Kept Ducking of Kentucky challenging the and that business already is bad Forty-nine crewmen from the er than routine work during the Henry Bowen, wtio 'is a Rural mission during the recent ex- was in charge. "We both kept ducking under state's right to use the proceeds because at the economic reces- two ships were rescued and most past few days. The city judge Electrification' Administration field change of visits of the Finnish ted, bar tacked the water, surfacing and calling from a state bond issue to .ex- sion. of them hospitalized for treat- said there had been only one representative in Alaska, said and Soviet presidents. • points of strain. for help. A tugboat picked up Army Sends Up pand houseng facilities a'. state They charge that the propos- lent of various injuries. A total arrest in Murray since tart week. deep freeze units and refrigerat- Soviet afafirs experts did not both me and the captain. I don't perks. ed new additions built with the a 44 out. of 45 aboard the One man was arrested and jail- ors have become common house- anticipate the old Stalin-type se- Another Redstone know where the captain is now group is known as Ken- state bonds would provide fur- freighter aiere accounted for and ed on a charge od public drunk- hold appliances in the Far North. cret police being formed but The or how badly he was burned." Ind., a n d ther competition. five of the seven crew members eness. Food freezes too hard in the said the dictatorial regime is CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. UPI tucky Vacationland, A crewman aboard the Ne- members with The suit wlil be tiled before of the tanker were rescued. Three bitter Arctic air, he explained, taking no chances and equipping —The Army sent another of its has a reported 40 braska. who also was hospitaliz- Gilbertsville, bids are accepted on the bond persons were missing. so Eskimos use the units to iteelf with a force for any pos- short - range Redstone rockets James Gorley, cat Itly vd, told of being trapped aboard Miis Ruth Sexton issue, which was advertised Higher Two Ships Locked keep it "warm." --. sible' eventualities. blazing hasp and far-into a ant as its president. the freighter by automatic fire Tuesday, with bids expected in The ships struck so hard they Suffers Fracture Florida sky Tuesday night. Its members, who said the locked together. They float- doors which close for 30-minute come attires weeks. were The 62-foot missile, gleaming suit wil be filed: in Frankhn Head ed north on the incoming tide intervals. livening briefly to allow Consrevation Conwnisgioner La- Miss Ruth Sexton fell at her Pike a great white dart in a Circuit Court at Frankfort with- 'ending a column of flame into escape attempts. ban P. Jackson, met with a group home early Tuesday and sustain- criss-cross of searchlights that in "two or three days," claim tbe span of the bridge 135 feet "I felt panic," Stig Asen, 18, of businessmen from the area in ed a fractured pelvic bone in played on its launching p a d, proposed motel an hotel addi- "erhead. who was on his second voyage Mars.hall County last Thursday two places. She is resting com- thundered up about 1037 tions will "compete with private Electric cables on the bridge as steward, said. "I could only pm. to defend the proposed parks fortably at the Murray General e.s.t, and was visible for industry." ILLS 4 caught fire, halting both auto think of -getting on deck and some expansion. Hospital where she will be for four minutes speeding Gov. A. B. Chandler Monday and subway train traffic. Police of my father and brother back through Jackson said the -expaneion is sometime the starry sky. announced that the State Prop- guard seams. also closed the historic Brooklyn in Sweden. needed to attract aidditional It spouted an erty and Buildings Commission ory tested. Fit Bridge to the south as flames "About a half hour later the orange geyser tourists to Kentucky. of flame from its tail will issue a $3,500,000 revenue Hi or lo backs. spread over the water. door opened and I gat on deck. la it rose The state has engaged. Men- and dripped burning bond issue for parks develop- Thea Coast Guard banned all I jumped overboard and was piece, of wether, Marye & Associates, picked graphite frorn the ment. traffic for several miles along up by one of the fire WEATHER _control vanes Louisville, an artechitectural boats." in its thrust stream of Chandler said the "basic need the river as dangerous gasoline the first firm, to design and build the The crewmen rescued few seconds of is to provide more revenue-pro- fumes hung over the water. had high REPORT - flight. planned improvements. :9 praise for the police launches, The six - foot - thick ducing facilities in an effort to A. flotilla of rescue and fire- Redstone ?tabling craft sped to the scene. fireboats and Coast Guard craft curved over slowly to a nearly correct the out-of-balance op- GOING TO THE One fireboat, the William J. that swarmed around the el-rips. horizontal flight path and fin- erations at our major vacation SEASHORE?. Pointed Brand Ga-ynor, was damaged by the Only one death was reported atty flickered out among the arid tourist 'resort parks." still revolving propeller of the Ir connection with the collision. DOWN stars. The Redstone is powered The lion's thare of the bond William Finn, a TRIPED Nebraska as it took survivors veteran photo- by a liquid fuel Rocketdyne en- issue would go for some 50 new grapher off the burning ship. of The New York t gine. motel units at Kentucky Dam Journal-American, The locked ships were pulled collapsed and The Redstone has been launch- State Park and an addition to died on a pier while apart after the fire was put out. covering the Southwest Kenttuilty —Cloudy ed, scores of times iri the the Kenlake Hotel at Kentucky fire. past, ieralls The Empress Bay !tank quickly and warm with showers and orice by an all-military crew Lake State Park. as water flooded through the heavy thunderstorms today and completing training for handling 'Principal opponents of the gaping hole in her side. The ARRESTS IN COLUMBIA full cut for tonight. High today in mid 80s, the missile at overseas bases. proposed expansion are private (Tighter was taken in tow, still BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) — low tonight near 60. Thursday The missile is considered opera- restaurant, Motel, boat dock and Sizes 30 afloat. The Intelligence Serv I ce an- to 46. Showers ending and turning tional. gift shop 'operators in the Ken- Great Flash nounced that 20 persons have CHERYL-LANA FACE SUIT — A tense and nervous Cheryl Take NANCY along with cooler. tufty 'Lake area. witness to the collision been arrested on suspicion of Crane (left) gets moral support frorn her mother, Lana Turner. phone A and Attorneys for the group, wile you! Just fire was Capt. Bert Deeley, of plotting against the government. as the child appeared for a depositions hearing in a suit brought CHICAGO — A recession-con- 55 Some 5:30 am. temperatures: scious exhibitor tacked aeautiful- prefer to remain unidentified the tub Dalzellera, who said he Thep risoners were described as in the name of the son of the man she stabbed in her mother's Covington 09, Louisville 73, Pa- until the suit is "filed, said the and have the 52'8 saw "one great big flash going "retired army officers and minor ly lettered signs on all of his home in April. The suit asks $705,000 damages in behalf of _ suit will seek to invalida!e the LEDGER & TIMES up over the (Manhattan) Bridge." employes of the regime" of oust- ducah 75, Bowling Green 70, Paintings at the "Old Town Art John Stompanato III, and is brought against Cheryl, Lana, and extent that sent to "It seemed like the *hole ed ex-President Gustavo Rojas Lexington 68, London 65 and Fill" here. The signs read: "You parks bonds "to the your vacation ad- the girl's Stephen Crane. (UPI Telephoto) river was one fire," Deeley said.Pinilla, Hopkins!salle 71. father, are to buy now." they are being used" to engage dress.

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WEDNE; TWO LEDGER 8t__ 11:111s. - MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY — JUNE 25, 1958 PAGE 1 .1111==aaalatil•••••••• THE LEDGER & TIMES by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING Inc Ricks PUBLISHED COMPANY, Signs At Consolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The Al Ten -Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January II • 1, 1942. JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER urray State Good reserve the right to reject any Advereesing. Letters to the Editor We State Col- to the Illinois "Sweet Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are nut for the best Cal Luther. Murray his team or edged by Interest of our readers. lege's new basketball coach, has Sixteen" before it was announced that four prep-basket. one point. He Was an all-con- CO., 1e6b Lead NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE 'WITMER ball players, one from Kentucky ference selection for two years. Ave., New York, 307 N. Miens- Monroe. Memphis, Tenn,' 250 Park and three from Illinois, have scored nitre than 1000 points gen Ave., Chicago: 80 Bolyston St., Boston. signed for athellic scholarships during his high school career. Ni Amon Ls Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for trauaueeeein as at MSC. and was named to the Northern the lead ir Second Class Matter . The four include Billy Ricks, Illinois all-star team last season. 1 sage of tt North Marshall High School. Cal- .The most points he has scored SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20e, per fining cor vert City: Len Mahoney, Yorke in one game is 33. His field month 85c. In Calloway and acijoirung counties, per sear, $3.50, envious at last season wa- where, $5 5o. Township High School, Elmhurst, goal percentage fisherman Ill.: Don Robards. Bradley-Bour- 44. with his gi High School, Kankakee, is the son of Mr. and ' WEDNESDAY -- JUNE 25, 1958 bonnais Robards Fishing Ill.. and Dick Ping, Mattoon High Mrs. Dale Robards, 1371 Lexing- on Wildca School. fdatoon. ton Circle. Kankakee. - in the ei Ricks ,a 5-10 guard, was the Ping. who was first in scoring pound mug conference, the Big 12, IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED ,sparkplug of North Marshall in his Lure and c -teams for two years. leading last year with an aveeage of The except New City Hall and Gas Building $120,000 teem to the finals of the regional 20 points a game, is a 6-5 for- about six o ,,ward. Last season he was named Sewer Plant Expansion $125,000 '..Urnement in 1957 and 1958. Ilia tip past as honorable mention all-state to the all.conference team, the USE approximat - 0 New School Buildings $110,000 e 1251 and was a member of Chicago Herald-Ariterican Ale 1 'Lee used Planning and Zoni,ng Commission with •1e Paducah Sun-Democar: all- Southern Illinois team, and to line to pu all-state ,-teams. hie was Professional 'Consultation Purchase team. He was also three catch. • omed to the all-regional tourna- also selected to play in the I I Amon IA itent team for both 1957 and East-West all-star game at Hut- eight ounco IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED Ricks is Olt son of Mr. chinson, Kansas. before use And Mre John Ricks, Route 6, He 'was captain of his team Industrial Expansion season, which compiled a REFRIGERATORS which no Benton.' last c, Sidewalks, Curbs, Gutters 19-5 record. He shut a blazing to the me Mahoney. a 6-5 guard. led his from the field; and Wildcat C Widened Streets In Some Areas 52 per cent REGARDLESS OF AGE team to the co-champipriehip of set a new home scoring record tile lunker Continued Home Building the Chicago West Surburban for one game, 31 points. himself a Airport For Murray League last season. He was nam- .Ping lives with his grand- congratulati ed all-conference for two years, Mrs. John Van Morgan's ( Auditorium parents, Mr. tnd City honorable mention for the all. Moore 2308 Western St., Mat- his catch Chicago area for two years, and toon. On This Vironderful New Big 12.2 cu. ft. Deluxe Ledger an( all-Du-Pase County two years. Coach a-A:her. .reperts that the j test. He averaged 13Jebounds a game boys show proreise of being one! Dr. Jame last season. The most points he of the best goidp of freshmen' erly held BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY scored in a game was 26. and ever to enroll at Murray. "All , to the nun his field goal percentage was 40. fort of them," he said, "have largemouth The Doc Lord I have loved the habitation of thy Mahoney is the son of Mr. and *he potential of making them- - FRIGIDAIRE L LOOK flip ounce 195 Clin- to SHEER ho4se. Psalm 26:8. Mrs. Joseph Mahoney, selves as good as they want St., Elmhurst. be." ago. His It gives' us new etrength and courage. Robards, a 6-4 forward. aver- Luther. who took over the POSITIVELY BE ALLOWED! • pushed 0. ,ged 17.9 points and 12 rebounds head coaching duties at Murray' The Following Trade-In Prices Will of the cont a game last season' in leading June 1. coached at DePauw' Jeffrey s niversity for four years. In ' with a sex his third season there he won! catch befor the Indiana Collegiate Conference ' dislodged P Braves' Rivals Had Better Get A Move On championship, and his team play- for any from a stt ed in the NCAA tournament. five pound Joe P. By FRED DOWN eist season when he won 21 straight doubleheader in a seven- Before coaching eel DePauw. refrigerator up to lee& the International games and :he Cy Young award' 11-minute slugfest with be was freshman baskatisall ceach United Press hour and (Su A wit as pitcher of ,the year. The Cincinna'i that wound ut at at the University, of Illinois 'for pound ente The Mevsaukee Braves'. Na-,37-year old left-hander stands 2:11 a.m. e.d.t. They won the three years. $175 5 years old C., holds : tional League rivals better get , 9-4 this year compared to 1-5 opener on 10th-inning homers try two pound a move on before they in on June 25, 1957. Gil Hodges and Joe Pignatano by - MAJOR LEAGUE pie. the same beat as the "sorry Pittsburgh'n Rai Kline had the scored five runs in the and Rayburn seven" who are enasing the New I CardiflhI shut out until the of the nightcap. Duke STANDINGS 11th inning hip spot In York Yankees in the American I ninth when Gene Green walked Snider had six hits in the double- to 10 By United Press Int Iona! refrigeratorforas ;n League. and Curt Fload followed wi Is header to raise his average to any dc•ubt I There's no longer a 400-foie temer. Relief pitcher .512 and Gil Hodges hit two AMERICAN LEAGUE about — the Biases are mak- Paine received credit for and knocked in fivel• .year old Phil homers W L Pct. GB ing a "big move"—and may be hes foterth. win without a loss for the Dodgers. Sandy Kende', 7 i Eh New York 40 22 645 in the process of building an while on Kline suffered his who won., the opener, clos'ed out ▪ Kanner City 32 30 516 8 for any .;... ensurmountable lead. Their. 3/12- eighth loss against seven vic- the rug/steep in relief 32 31 .508 817 N. game lead after Tuesday night' tories. Mantle, Lumpe Homer Detroit 32 33 492 912 2-1 victery over the San Earn- Mickey Mantle, Jerry Lumpe ston refrigerator 10 to 15 recently 399 33 .476 10 else° Giants is their fattest mar- Rookie John Briggs, and Norm Siebern hit homers Chiesee 11 g.n of the year and les in sharp brought up from Ft. Worth, in a five-run fourth inning rally Cleveland 31 35 .470 the years old contrast to their fourth - place pitched a six-hitter to give that kayoed e.Early Wynn and Baltimore 28 34 .452 12 $125 win over position of a year ago vehen Chicago Cubs a 3-0 then relieTicT Ryne Duren pre- Washingter. 28 35 444 12/12 _ they eventually won b yetgh the Philatelphia Phillies and the served the victory for the Yan- for any games. Los Angeles Dodgers beat the kees with a tremendous relief 10 Yesterday's Games g.--- In two. weeks since June, -I* Cincinnati ReciTrge _13-10, in performance in which he struck innings New Yerk 6 Crueige 2 the Braves have won eight of iunings and 7-2 in 11 tie batters in 2/12 innings. refrigerator 15 _ out Boston 4 Cleveland 3 12 game& a relatively meciest in the other XL activity. Duren's job preserved Boo Tur- i Detroit 5 Baltimore 0 • dose-. but elsough to gain at Eight Games Ahead ley's Ilth win—high for the bark into Wash. 2 K. C. 2. tie 8 inns. ran years or older least two games on every rival The Yankees bounced majors. $90 increased except the St. Lees Cardinals. the win column and Paul Foytack pitched a five- ••• to The Card:flees. 8-5 over the their American League lead hitter for the Tigers who have Today's Games IRV have lost only a eight games when they whipped seme period, won 11 of 14 games under man- New York at Cencago MVO half game to the Braves and the Chicago Whee Sex.. 8-2. The Gail Harris' ager Bill Norman. Baltimore at Detroit ••••• Tuesday night beat the Pitts- Detroit Tigers downed the 'Balti- .10 homer and a two-run single by Waehington at Kan. City. night burgh Pirates. .2-1, for their more Orioles. 5-0. the Boston Tu Al Keene were the big blows Boston at Cleveland, night rallied to edge out PAYMENT 1111110 fourth win in a row. Red Sex DOWN -hit Detroit attack. NO in an eight 94 Giants Drop To 3rd the Cleveland Ind:ans. 4-3. and Milt Pappas was the loser. WITH THIS OFFER Warr,h Spahn. who hadn't won the Kansas City A's and Wash- Vie Puwer, who had driven Tomorrow's Games - a game since May 31. pitched ington Seriators played a 2-2 in all of Cleveland's runs with New York at Chicago AL games. a three-hitter Tuesday night to tie in other a single and a two-run homer, Washergen at Kan. City, night "battle Catcher Sammy Tayl tees- anal. GOTTA shade Stu Miller in a let in the Red Sox' winning Baltimore at Detent &ea was the big blow Cl decided by homers. Ed Mathews ron homer run with a ninth-inning error. Boston at Cleveland _Briggs struck 1111 and Joe Adcock bel'ed horints for the Cubs as The victory went to Leo Kiely Ward & Elkins Guarantees These Trade-In Allowances fir the Braves and Felipe AloU out six and walked four In ... while Hoyt Wilhelm was the •••.▪ BC ht one for the fading Giants, re cording his first 'big league loser. NATIONAL LEAGUE of last win. The loser was Jack Sanford, 0111.. BAI e he have eet 17 their The Sena'ors scored two sev- W L Pct, GB 41.• t • drip - into third XL rookie of :he year in 1937 ••••• PICI4 24 games .enth-inning runs. to gain a tie Milwaukee 33 25 S83 .••••• who now stands 5-6 • ter thts City before rain Refrigerator on with Kansas St. Louis 32" 29 .525 3/12 Comparable Trade-In Allowance On Your Old the 411111.— • Dtspee. Spaen's June slump, he season. the contest an •••••• finally halted San Fran. 34 31 523 3/12 W•Mo too is aheao of titi pace of The Dodgers swept their second inning later. The game will be Cinceinati 30 30 500 5 New 1958 Frigidaire 11. replayed in its entirety. Pittsburgh 32 33 .492 5/12 Purchase of Any Chicago 32 34 485 6 Jerry Grogan Is Leader In Philadelphia 27 33 450 8 RES FIGHT RF,SULTS Los Angeles 29 36 .446 81,2 By United Press internation•I All refrigerators traded-in must necessarily be operating and freezing properly. Four Pony Deerments LONDON —ElI swirls (Spider) Yesterday's Results Webb. 150/12, Chicago. outpoint- Chicago 3 Pir.ladelphia 0 ed Dick Tiger, 161%, N•geria St. Louis 2 Pittsburgh 1 Jerry Grogap et the Orioles ' along with Tummy Lyons of the (10). • Milwaukee 2 San Francisco 1 . all 'but wa:king away in all Phils are in the' secondposition Los Angeles 13 Cincinnati 10, let with nine (.: the c,ffeneve department in in the RBI departellet Los Angeles 7 Cincinnati 2, 3od WARD-ELKINS NEW L•ONDON—H.,gan •(Kid) Has- LOOK! TURQUOISE,/ tea Pony League as the season each. • 1 N.ge r i a , 71,CO'd "Jules nears the tea way peint. Lyons is also in the number sey, 127, Touan. 127, French West A/Inca Games Gregan is nernacr one in .the tee; spot in home runs with Today's QUICKUBE ICE TRAY <_ :r ay( rage department with a .3118 three. (7). ciTicsio Phiiadeipr... :..ght "The Home of Long Trades nark, first in RBIs with 11, The two who have the best Les Angeles at Cincinnati, night in run, leered wen 13. and pitching record thus far are Al'HOL, Ma's —Tommy San Fran. at Milwaukee, n.ight hee-Tdur berne, run, also leads Workman and Billy Rayburn of row, 137, Claremont, N44., !out- St. Louis at Pittsburgh, nigtit Lou Carmine,' time league. No lee .rd was avail- the Orioles. Both have registered po,rv.ed and Short Profits" -5=/990- only able at this ene e would 2-0 records. Mitch Gibbs of the New Y ,r4c (8). Tomorrow's Games bi sale to sae :Me :IE. has receiv- Indians isn't far behind with at Pittsburgh Beautiful - Fulutee ed mire wok- :nen anyone else 2-1. , HOUSTON, Tex. —Paul Jor- St. Louis You Can Own One of These -- REGULAR PRICE S1 90 FRIGIDAIRE In (ube :he leagui • The Indians, who are tied for 131/12, Port Arthur, Tex, Los Angeles et litiveaukee, night • in, gensen, HURRY! UNITED SUPPLY! - and ear Renee • Gems Gragen tt.. rr.-•st trouble the league lead with the Orioles uutp.;inted It eicy Randell, 135,. San Fran. at Cincinnati, ri.ght. Refrigerators Now!! fur see batten! (-tee is 'is h.s are the 'only learn in the league Rome, Ga. (10k. Ouly games scheduled. Frigidaire to:emirate .1;, W . n and who- have not hit a home run. Stose, Wileast .f th• Dodger- Here are ¶h€' tep twelve batters w'n Tiu•se twe in the ,league. Yanks, Cubs Still Tied For 1st had singles AB R H RBI Pct. Te Yanks and the Cubs won and Richard Lamb all the Cards. .588 last night in the Little League for Jerry Grogan (Orioles 17 13 10 11 Cubs and the Reds battled I'. go into a first place tie in The 8 9 all of the way before the Cubs James Wilson (Orioles) .. 16 3 , lhe league standings. The Yanks iced the contest with two runs in Steve Williams (Dodgers) 14 6 7 9 .S00 shut out the Card( 10-0 on Don the top of the fifth. Ric'rd Workman (Indians) 24 11 10 5 .417 1Feughn's three hitter and the .‹ Norman Hale was ('he winning Walter Illackburn (Indians) 20 8 9 0 .400 Cubs edged the Reds 6-4 • ELKINS pitcher with nee strikeutes ano WARD Kim Wallis (Indians) .... 22 10 8 7 .364, Faughn recorded his six vic- nine walks. Jim,me'' Ellis was tory against no loses for the year Harld Shoemeher (Indians) 25 5 9 7 .360 charged with the Wee. --- 350 as he struckout seven batters. 7-jiminy Wilson (Dodgers) • 20 3 7 3 Hale ewes also- 4* big stick Phone 5fi 'Taylor had two singe s Tommy Lynni (Phils) .... 212 7 7 9 .333! Jimmie man ter the Cubs 161th. a double the `ladles and Micky Rogge,: Ronnie Roberts (Dodgers) 18 8 6 1 .333:for and a single. c•—I.. iki•;I•1 1$ 3 6 4 .333 ! belted . tv.-o doubles. I,. W. Paeersen reciatered two Tidwee 03 lecke e'elen f-r the Peels. • ' aumerspirumiumajuNKMOgrairgirg •

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WEDNESDAY — JUNE 25, 1958 LED6ER & TIMES JUNE 25, 1958 — MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREE Herndon, Ky.: C. 0. Jett, Ern- ,minnows. Jim Major and Bill est Binns, 15 Stripes, 1,12 to 2 Johnston, 47 Stripes, V2 to 1/12 lbs., minnows. lbs., minnows and flies. W. C. Cape Girardeau, Mo.: Charlie Bainer, 6 Stripes, es to 2 lbs., Harris, 12 Black Bass, lei to 3 willow flies. Andrew E. Harper, AMON LEEHOOKS 8/14 LARGEMOUTH BASS lbs., fly Rod Hula Popper. Jr., 10 Stripes, 1 12 lbs., minnows. Murray; Ky.: M/Sgt. Vaughn Robert James, 35 Stripes, min- • and Shelley, 12 Stripes, up to nows. Larry G. Dunbar, William Morgan, 10 Stripes, medium, wil- 7 bass, 1 to 4/14 lbs. R. D. John- les lbs., Spinners. low flies. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Good Catch Previous Trip son, 5 stripes, 10 lbs., willow Russellville, Ky.: Mr. and Mrs. On Cecil M. Bass, Miller, 41 Stripes, le to 2 lbs., flies. Al Karges, 9 cat, 1 to 3 Herndon, 11 1 to 2 Spoonplug. G.F.NI.F. Earl Salt sma n, 13 Hooks Cast Your Eye This Way lbs., Shrimp. lbs., Stripes, minnows. Mr. and Mrs. AND Louisville, Ky.: R. B. Marrs, 13 Cadiz, Ky.: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Leads Angler To Huge Lunker by SLIM JIM Street, Jr., 4 Bass, top 5 lbs., Jack Rutland, Mrs. Nelson Ben- Bass, 3/12 to 4 lbs., Dalton Special, nett, 64 Stripes, es to Pe lbs., Hula Popper. Lazy Ike. Anglers Paducah, willow flies. Mr. and Mrs. Jack St. Louis, Mo.: Mr. and Mrs. Ky.: John Hugg, 18 Amon Lee of Murray has taken pounder weighed in at Enix's1 Crappie, Rutland, Pat Doss, 28 Stripes,. The "Thunderbird" weighted familar is featured in this Dale Bolyart, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. 1 lbs., minnow. the lead in the men's bass divi- Sporting Goods last week. by JIM HARMON to 1/12 lbs., gold fish and wil- shank spinner is ACTION spelled column and you would like Stanley, 17 Walleye, Crappie, Madisonville, Ky.: J. W. Hat- sip of the Ledger and Times No entries have been reported low flies. ' • with capital letters. Thunderbird to examine the bait yourself Bass and Stripes, large, minnows. chel, 12 L.M. Bass, Fire Tail !Meng contest and captured the in the Junior_ Class yet but Just' drop the the Sonic. Paul Gilliam spinners have that extra some- by office of Bowling Green, Ky.: H. este. envious attention of every rival the women have gone to bat. The weather hasn't been real thins that fish gofor! They are Ledger and Times and we will Camp Country Boy: Tom Fisherman's One-Stop fisherman in Calloway County Mrs. Everett Massey holds both hot this past week but for the Flora, Horice Corbett, 35 Striped "all business" with their per- be happy to si-ow them to Bass, 2 lbs., minnows. G. E. Pflaun. Carp,.3 lbs., Baited Dock. with his giant catch. first and second place in the most part it has been warm. suasive -combination of a flashing yOU. Elkton, Ky.: George Parks, 3 Fishing from a favorite spot Crappie Division of Class B with The water is warm at about Phelps and A. J. Rather, 35 spinning blade and colorful "ac- Stripers, te to les lbs., minnows. Big Mouth, 1 to 2 lbs., Hula on Wildcat Creek Lee hauled a one and three-quarter pound 80 degrees and clear. The pool Popper. lionized" rubber skirt that spells H. E. Phelps, Gene Phelps, 60 in the eight and one-quarter and a one and one-half pound level is normal for this time double trouble to the most cau- Golden Pond, Ky.: B. C. Moore, Massey leads Stripes, es to 2 lbs., minnows. pound monster with a Jitterbug crappie. Mrs, also of year and the fish are biting. tious fish. 15 stripes, up to 2 lbs., minnows, Lure and a Zepco Spinning Reel. in Bluegill with a half pound All in all the fishing picture Fishing Lexington, Ky.: Albert Miller Instant spin type blade, highly wilow flies. Joe Bob Turner, The exceptional HOOK was made entry. looks pretty good. Stripes (White and J. C. Stephens, 8 Bass, Perch, polished, and clevis mounted on 7 lbs.. minnows. 2 Bass. /12 to 3 lbs., 14 oz., Hula about six o'clock in the afternoon Mrs. Obera Brittain has a two Bass) are being taken in the a stainless steel shaft. Two Popper. largemouth Marion, Ill.: Orval Mohler, 20 A. past weekend fishing in pound three ounce jumps especially around the popular sizes with. treble hook Report Hopkinsville, Ky.: Cy William- Cat, es to 3 lbs., Shrimp. 1 approximately six feet of water. bass entry to lead the ladies bridge. The Willow fly hatches attached. Large fluorescent red son and party, 6 bass, 1 to 3/12 Newstead, Ky.: Norman 'Lee used an eight pound test in this department. are here which even further en- beads add color 'on any of the Nim- tbs., surface. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. a Water condition - mons, Charles Irwin, line to pull in his tremendous Remember there will be lightens the Stripe picture. patterns which come in a large 80 degrees Kenneth Tuggle, Harry Walton, 10 Blue catch. grand prize awarded to the in- and clear. Fiser, Billy Aldridge, 74 Stripes, Another entry in our fishing selection of colors. Gill, 12 Carp, 3 Cat, 2 to 8 lbs., dividual compiling the largest Remarks: We are now off to 1 to Pe lbs., willow flies and Dough Amon Lee landed a six pound contest this week and this one The Glen L. Evans Company Ball-Baited Dock. Charlie "KENTUCKY combined total of points. The the races! Those factors, which minnows. of Caldwell, Idaho has sent the Irwin and party, at...9tripes. 1/12 eight ounce largemouth the day make, is a walloper that is going to each more entries you can the Ledger and Times one dozen year at 4,... certain-- time • Cave City, Ky.: A. J. Outland to 2/14 lbs., minnoWs, Dr: James before using the same rigging keep someone busy casting for come IS better your chances are of being Shsters and one dozen Thunder- together to .make the Egg- and Party, 70 -Striped,- Average, Dade, 5'Bass, 2/12 to 3 lbs., Hula which no doubt led him back makes the grand prize winner. Of course a bigger catch. Amon Lee ners Ferry beidge area one of flies. to the memory-marked spot on this entry which is a giant of a birds for prizes in the big fishing Popper. Gordon Hall, John Hall, each division winner (such as the best hot weather and hot Speedway, Ind.: Herschel C. 15 Wildcat Creek. Upon dragging fish, an eight and one-quarter contest. Stripes, Ile to 2 lbs., minnows. bass, crappie and etc) will re- water fishing spots in America, Clark, John 7ison, Limit Striped tP lunker to the bank. Lee gave pound largemouth bass. Editor's Note: If a bait or Ann Baugh and petty, 17 Striad, ceive a nice prize, but the grand are now making their full con- Bass, 1 lb. up, Spinner. (42 FISHING lure with which you de not es to 1 1,2 lbs., minnows. W. J. hiThself a well deserved slap of Lee made his HOOK in Wildcat tribution. prize is an additional award. Both day and night, Stripes, LM-5 lbs.- Moffit. 8 stripes, le to les lbs., congratulations . and headed for As a sterling example of how Creek on Kentucky Lake using a the big thing from here- out Morgan's Grocery to weigh in that works, just look at Mrs. Jitterbug lure and a Zepco Spin- will be Stripers (White Bass). his catch as an entry in the ning rig. The proud angler landed Everett Massey and the way Hardin Man The factors are: the concrete of HOME OF THE BIG Ledger and Times fishing con- she compiled her 85 points to a six and one-half pound large- the bridge piers around which test. reign as the overall leader of the mouth the day before fishing the Striper likes to school; the Hart, FORECAST" Dr. James C. who form- Ledger and Times contest. from the same hole. Don't be new hatch of shad minnows FISHING CONTEST erly held first place, now fall Mrs. Massey holds first place over anxious though fellas, Lee Leads In reaching the size that causes to the number two spot in the In the crappie division (35 didn't leave any signs marking the Striper jumps during which Prizes largemouth division of Class A. points), second place in the same the spot which without a doubt millions of shad are cut to pieces Galore The Doc landed a seven pound division (213 points) and first is now his favorite "fishing hole." Ashland Derby and devoured by the Striper; • fir ounce bass several weeks place with Bluegill (30 points) Both of his nice catches were the hatching out of the WNBS most ago. His fall to second place made in the afternoon in about . for a grand total of 85. natural of all fish food-the rED! pushed 0. R. Jeffrey right out If you have any question con- six feet of water with the latter FRANKFORT, Ky. -A Hardin, willow fly ((he fly hatches a're ONE STOP Thurs. 5:45 p.m. of the contest. cerning the contest just call 55 HOOK taken around six o'clikk. Ky. angler with a knack for upon us - three hatches this For.., Jeffrey who led the division and ask for some information. Dr. James Hart's seven pound gettin big bass is leading in week);. the ability of the gaso- with a seven pound one ounce We will be happy to explain any five ounce bass falls to second the Prize division of the line lanterns to attract both wil- • Rods • Reels • Poles catch before Doctor Hart's entry phase of the contest. Remember, place with this new entry and "Ken ishing Derby." low flies and shad minnows. • Hooks • Lines • Sinkers dislodged M/Sgt. Drane Shelley it you want to WIN...keep those forces 0. R. Jeffrey and his Herman Johnson. Route 1, Har- So starting now, it's excellent and .. . brought to you by from a sturdy position with a COMING seven pound one ounce bass right din, has turned in the leading fishing any way any ENTRIES IN. you want it- Lunch - Bait - Supplies five pound twelve ounce HOOK. out of the contest. entry in the state-wide fishing casting the jumps by day, Troll- Wilson Ice - Gas - Oil Joe P. of Lyn:wale Mrs. Everett Massey is the contest being conducted by the ing the Spoonplug by day and or up to lelids the Crappie division TOUlAi8T SPENDING Ashland Oil and in overall leader of the Ledger andl Refining Com- still fishing around the piers by • C.iss A with a two and one-half Times Contest with a grand total pany and Aetna Oil Company. night. Take your choice, but pound entry. Another rs old Wilson, J. MEXICO CITY (UPI) - The of 85 points. Mrs. Massey amass- The largest largemouth catch without the concrete of t h e We Direct You To C., holds second place with a Bank of Commerce reported that ed her total by placing first to date was caught at Kentucky bridge piers, the cool comfort of two pound and The Big Ones ! 1 three ounce crap- tourists from the United States and second with crappie in Class Lake and registered at Kentucky night fishing would not be in any pie. and other countries spent 592 B and first place with Blue cill Lake State Park Boat Dock. the picture. Rayburn McDougal holds the million dollars in Mexico last in that class. Her nearest lady Johnson's entry is leading in Individual Catches 1 top spot in Cat with a huge 20 year. ir 5 to 10 rival is Mrs. Obera Brittain who the race toward a grand prize Chicago, Ill.: P. A. Fowler and Morgan's Grocery leads in the bass division with consisting of a 14 foot aluma party. 60 striped bass, 1 lb., wil- 3! points. Craft boat, an Evinrude 18 hp low flies. mile from city limits on Concord Road) I old As 'for he men, all they have outboard motor, a Holsclaw Sup- Evansville, Ind.: Fred Jackson, ENIX Sporting Goods done so far, is to fight among er Deluxe boat trailer and a themselves for the biggest entry. week's paid vacation for two at any on Concord Highway Amon Lee and Joe Wilson are the winner's choice of Kentucky both tied point-wise with a total Lake or Lake Cumberland. Com- r 10 to 15 SCOTT-ATWATER MOTORS of 35. Their nearest contender is petition in the grand prize divi- BOATS • PA INNOWS1 • FISHING Rayburn M cD ougal with 80 sion is limited to largemouth TACKLE • SOUVENIRS GAS points. He can pick up 10 more bass. sold points and take second place Leader in the smallmouth divi- OIL • FISHING LICENSE In the overall lead by sending sion is Charles Shake. 529 Seneca ARCHERY EQUIPMENT in a picture of his catch that Ave , Louisville. Shake's tackle- any LIBERAL TRADE-INS ON is in the process of being de- buster was caught out of James- BOATS and MOTORS veloped. town Dock on Lake Cumberland. -ator 15 Say Junior, are you going Entries in the bluegill competi- week? If you are tion Jai& fishing this are headed by Tom O'Nan, come by the office of the Ledger 134 Hanover, Lexington. T h e )1- older and Times and take a look at entry was landed at Herrington IT* • Ai. the big prize we have already Lake and registered at Gwinn IRVIN COBB RESORT,Inc. for the winner of the Class C Island Dock. ' Division (under 16). I am sure Top award at the end of OW, the that once you have seen this contest, ip each of the division a.* ROUTE 6 ' fine 21-piece spinning outfit you of smallmouth, bluegill and crap- Turn Off Highway will not be long delayed in mak- pie will be a 10 hp Evinrude OTT ing an entry. Enter your catch motor. AIM 94E Near Murray 0.11 now, don't keep waiting for a The Kentucky Fishing Derby, 411.o. giant of a fish. If you make sponsored jointly by Ashland Oil a bigger catch later. on you can and Refining Company and Aetna enter again. There is no limit Oil Company, extends through COTTAGES - SAND BEACH • to the number of times an in- Labor Day. Free entry blanks COMPLETE DOCK dividual can enter. are available at Ashland Oil and %awes been planning a fish Aetna service FACILITIES Have you stations. trip but just can't seem to make Entries are judged BOATS - MOTORS by officials it because you lack one important of the Kentucky Department of BAITS - GAS - OIL thing, a boat? There is an answer Fish and Wildlife Resources, PICN ICING FACILITIES to your problem, see Al Blum Frankfort.

MO▪ D at Irvin Cobb Resort. He will ri the Mao. demo not only fix you up with a good head — FISHING FUN AND NO MOSQUITOS — boat but he will also be able Use Care When You to pass along the latest fishing information. Board Your Craft • You casting accuracy need im- 4•••••. RESTAURANT SERVES DELICIOUS Mame proving? Practice casting until There is a right and a wrong AM/ you can drop your lure within way to go aboard any boat, FOOD at MODERATE PRICES inches of your target. This can according to the Evinrude Boat- today properly. •••• be done in your backyard, and ing Foundation. it's fun when you make a game Never scramble aboard with of Let the family join in, your arms loaded with gear. Vs le how new fishermen are Keep your hands free to steady created i Accuracy in fishing is yourself and step into the boat SE JO often- the difference between as nearly arnidships as possible. Many fish or no fish. Gear should be placed on the On your next fishing trip be dock before stepping into the selective in choosing the proper boat and then brought aboard. lure for the job. When fishing Jumping into a boat may injure Your family over weeds, use a weedless spoon the jumper, the boat or the or a topwater lure over sunken equipment favor weedbeds or other visible cover. will Pick a diving lure for dropoffs Common or in dark holes. Try various Sense our fine food colors in each lure, vary your Needed For Care - etWWII. retrieve from fast to slow, steady Of Motors FRIGIDAIRE Ire Cube to jerky, bump the bottom oc- I stopped waitingmbought a new Plymouth...and man, what I saved! and Toy Release casionally. Above all, keep trying, Outboard When You're In The Mood fish are where ,you find them motors are designed Sometime‘ to it's smart to wait ... and sometimes it isn't1 ride of the other two leading cars in the low-price held. -and you will, when you may give long, reliable service ; free Take me. I was putting off buying that net',' ear we needed. And For Fine Food least expect it. Then you'll be- of trouble, and the Evinrude Plymouth proved it can save me gas money by u in- Boating Then I dropped in at my Pl)mouth dealer's, just to look come a fisherman with a lot of Foundation says all the ning the 1958 Mobilgas Economy Run. (There's a brand- . visit - things over. It was the mast profitable visit of my tile. memories. owner has to do is cooperate new Fuel-Saver Choke that makes your gas buck go a by maintaining the motor in a I found I could get a price on a Plymouth a whole lot whole lot further!) It proved it will save me still more sensible manner. lower than I believed possible. PLUS a trade-in offer on money at trade-in time. with Silver Dart Styling that will SUE And CHARLIE'S 'If the owner provides the RAIN INSURANCE my old car so high that I made 'em say it twice! look new and bring more years from now! proper mixture of oil and gaso- FAMOUS FISH DINNERS GUNTEN, Switze r le re1 (1/134) line, keeps the sparkplugs clean I saved a clean $140 on the Plymouth ride alone. That's Any way you look at it, here's a beauty that's a money- --American ambassador to Swit- and keeps the wiring in shape, famous Torsion-Aire Ride. It's standard on all Plymouths saver. too. I'm a proud guy right now ... and a whole with HUSH PUPPIES as- zerland Henry J. Teylor was the motor will give trouble-free ... but you have to pay up to $140 extra for the top lot of money ahead! See * ON BEAUTIFUL KENTUCKY LAKE * your Plymouth dealer. sured today that If it rains dur- operation indefinitely. Phone 623-J ing his July 4 garden party in Bern it will rain pennies from NINEOLA. N.Y. (UPI) — heaven. He insured the 1,000- Archie Berkey, 43, was in the guest party against rain for $5,- dog house with police today be- 000, which he planned to turn cause he allegedly broke into Today's best buy...tomorrow's best trade... 71t the Avote- 1 over to the University of Bern. dog pound to steal his own dog.

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• • • NVEDNE PA GE FOUR LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY — JUNE 25, 1A§8 Mr. and Mn. Raymond Cole, PERSONALS1 Olemulgue, Okla., arrived Sat-. PAGE 1 urclay night to visit SOCIETY this week CLEARANCE SALE Murray Lumber Co. Inc. with hls sister,Mrs. Gatlin Mr. and Mrs. Hebert Hill of Clay- ton "EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL" Joint Meeting Of James C. Bishop St. Louis, Mo., and Mr. and Mrs. and other relatives. The Following Items Must Be Sold! 104 East Maids &lime nose IIII2 Harold Fleischman of Nashville, Woodmen & Juniors Family Honored At Tenn., will be the guest of Mr. 14-ft. ARKANSAS TRAVELER .... list $326 and Mrs. Claude Anateiaon MEDICAL GIRT 1141 per To Be Thursday Tea In Frost Home of 14-ft CHEROKEE No. 14501) .... hat $347.50 Hazel, this weekend. SYRACUSE N. Y. — UP — • • • • ` The Woodmen Circle Grove Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frost Wert The State_ University College of 1954 JOHNSON 25 h.p. MOTOR. asking $325 iss and the Murray Junior hosts at a party Monday after- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilhs and Medicine recently was presented 18-ft. INBOARD 65 h.p. RUNABOUT FOI Grove No. 9 will have a jolint noon from 300 until 6:00 honor. daughter, Dorothy, of Atlanta, the instruments used by Dr. Thursday evening at ing Mr. and Mrs. James C. Bis- Ga., are visiting Miss Emily George K. ALL FISHING TACKLE 20% OFF meeting Smith, the Civil WSW' • 1:30 at the Women's Club House. hop and family of Arlington, Wear and other relatives. NM. physicnn who helped fetand the GREENFIEL Willis on Cadiz 11 The Juniors, with the presi- Va. Mr. Bishop kai Mrs. EroSVS was Miss Calla Wear and modern Army's Medical Corps. — ASSORTED CASTING PLUGS — dent, Sandra-- Smith, presiding brother. formerly lived here. Smith was one of the doctors aLlatummer • • will be in charge of the ritua- called in when Secretary of list $1.35 SALE 750 each 09f yd. Bat Guests were greeted at the listic work and the entertain- Mrs. W. S. Swann is. at her State William Seward was stab- Voiles 3 yar Mr. Frost, Jack Frost ment for the evening. door by home. Her health continues to bed at his home the night Presi- ASSORTED BASEBALL BATS $1. Drip-dry Hunter Hancock. Robert Out-of-town talent featured Jr., improve after spenckng several dent Abraham Lincoln was as- ton embroid Young, Bill Young and Bcbby on the program will .be the weeks in a hospital in Louisville. sasinated. list $3.50 to $5.00 SALE $2.00 yard. Upholi Crawford. singer, Billy Wilson, from Cold- Nix . 'pens 10e. T wider, and his sister, Janice, ac- In the receiving line Were their brother, Trading Post companied by Mrs. Frost, Mr. and Mrs. Bishop, Buxton's GIRLS 26" Jimmy Wilson, at the Mario. James, Jr.. a 1938 graduate of ROUTE 94 EAST Call 963 di Vicici DeNaene a n d Beverly I MURRAY LOAN West Point; Jeri Lee, a student CO. • Calhoun, members of the Cada I at the Urnversity of Kentucky; 506 W. Main St. Telephone 130 1111_ Junior Grove, will present a Margaret and Robert. "YOUR HOME .9 MILES EASY OF MURRAY pLITIOR Dt costume. Mrs. -OWNED LOAN CO." dance number in INIMINIMINIM.111101 1- v liotonione, Frances DeName, state first vice The main serving table was I;eetles and president, Cadiz, wek accompany centered with an antique crystal prtho Ruse the girls to Murray. candlelabra holding four burning Douglass 1-14 Local juniors who will be frosted. rose tapers. Surrounding featured on the program are the base of the candlelabra were PRACTILCAL button eleci Beth Tuck and Linda Boyd, who small pale green pompoms. A will glare dance numbers, and floral arrangement at one end room heater davenport, t Shirley Hopkins who will play of the table consisted of rose Ty,antena, the accordion. gladioli and pale green chrysan- WEEK-END SPECIALS The meeting is open to visi- themum. Flanking the tapers tors. A special invitation is ex- were antique rose petal bowls Payne St. tended to the parents of all the filled with. green -ipernipo,ms and .3 BY OWNEI S Woodmen Circle Juniors. tiny floating candles. - Thursday Morning — roof, gas hi • • • • and Friday Saturday Mint green punch, cookies Also food f at candy were served. Presiding See at 620 Social Cpliandar the punch bowl during the after- noon were Mesdames George For these three days only, we are offering special savings on your summer needs USED Gam Wednesday, June 23 Hare, W. Z. Carter, Ed Duiguid, cheap! J. 1 The Lliristian Women's Fel- Wells Overbey, George Ed Over- in ready-to-wear. Just at-the time when you need them. Take advantage of these Ph,ne 833. lowship , executive board will by, A. B. Austin, Prentice Las- -10 — meet at 9:30 in the morrang at siter. Maurice Crass and Beale special offers - remember - -THREE DAYS ONLY-. the home of Mrs. Howard Nich- Outland. • ols on Olive Street. Others assisting were 2.1!sses Eradica • • • • Fecielia Austin, Donna Tuck, .Thuesday, Juke 26 Piggy Shroa t, Betsy Howton, so The Magazine Club will meet Nancy Outland, Lochie B e 11 in the home of Mrs. Ernest Jones, Oveebey, Je nriye Sue Stubble- 10th Street, at two-thirty field, Sondra Kyle and Mes- South • in the afternoon. dames V. E. Windsor and Gene Landoll. The De The Bishops plan to be in FREE CHIROPRACTOR Murray until the end of the DRESSES TI week. Then they Will return to • Dr. W. T. Doss Hours: Mon., Wed. S. rei. their borne in Arlington. • • • • —Licen 9 am, to 9 P.m. SA Tues. - Sat. Legion Auxiliary 1 Group 9 a.m. te 5 p.m. 1 Thursday - 9 a.m. to Noon This Week In Meets Values to '14.95 In APPOINTS PREFERRED Collegiate Grill Newest KELI 1111 Main St. Ur 115 The American Legi,n Auxili- SUMMER STYLES and FABRICS 1 0 557 met Monday evening, June 21 at the CoLlegiate Grill wilt MTS. Claude Anderson, presi- dent, preeeling. MTS. Anderson led in the opening prayer and read a poem by Rudy Fahl "Take Time For 00 Right Living." Mrs. Peter Kuhn served as secretary in the absence of Mrs. Macon Erwin. Mrs. Earl Nanny, treasurer, reported on the year's con work. Mrs. Ethel Key, chairman • innc A of the ruminating cornea:tee, diary." presented the slate of officers 44t, "Shortly Circus for 1958-59 who wil be installed you four to male, of at the July meeting by Mrs. George's Allen,„ Austin, district president, kick out Fun .n the home of Mrs. Key. 1 GROUP liked to , LUXURY A gift was sent to Mrs. Robert ey,si as SUPREME: for Hendon, a patient in the TB diary. It \rak hospital in Madisonville. eclat a ")9.95 All! At the cl,,se of the meeting, tui e you refreshments were served to "Dona MWarnes Bryan Tolley, N. A. BETTER start led. waia.DANNY DRESSES that 7" imported continental :dashmere Waop, Pete K u h n, Avis KAYE Smith, Cleo Sykes, Edgar Over- 'Thi'n, Values to '49.95 been ma the proudest moments of your life! Now, famous In his NEW hill by, David Henry. For Earl Nanny, II good Betty Rose styles magnificent 100* pure Cashmere, E•hel Key and Claude Ander- begun u hand•detailed, with classic picked stitching. Narrow MERRY Included in this group are our George lapels emphasize the graceful drape and front everycim curved ANDREW FAMOUS LABELED DRESSES father rt yoke %hum satin lining.. and Mitin mothproof! Nude, some me ANGEU 1114111111M: -4201611L-2111 0 Bamboo, Black, Grey, Blue, Red, Llama. Sizes 8 to 18. IIKCALON Kt MU Reduced -Short Up To came al MTCDOTE onivr •started Orsdass enlatals • 6:30 — Start Dusk then ths Pee Of lila b WED. - THURS. there ia's Littleton's 1/3 OFF Stood It Jock Mahoney in then Tot "SLIM CARTER" TECHNICOLOR George (rum ge FRIDAY - SATURDAY Geln ge I were ACTION HITS 2 You wan George in COLOR PRE - FOURTH SALE! 2 SHORTS HATS Of exist, surprise( Other m SAME BIG REDUCTIONS JAMAICA or BERMUDA LENGTH All Spring and Summer Hats induct. and Geo It. That bs the di DURING THIS ANNUAL EVENT Values to '3.95 ed in this Special Sale! was a cc “Anyv wanted On All When yo — ••• 1. own r • diary—t period o TO grandfro Summer Dresses s5 ea Her fi s2" $100 She was RICHARD WIDMAR that sec opening TREVOR HOWARD was rime JANE GR THREE DAYS ONLY - BEGINNING THURSDAY at 8 "Dont a.m. who in you all Sorry, All Sales Cash and Final - No Exchanges - No Refunds -1 lot •••••••• •••• I— "George the eve grandfal Starts Thursday a.m. at 8:00 COMING SUN -MON. On for Ward w ELWS PRESLEY Making MI Sales Cash and Final - No Exchanges or Refunds II Slit 0411 'taut': SeritiliS in whiel JAILHOUSE ROCK Sill that • f•• C•11**1•111 • io ••• P'•••• for the - STYLE a Wasn't a SOON....: -That thing. 1031.'2 S. 4th BERTHA D. JONFS Phone 58 `God's Little Acre' tliarY _ •

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UNE 25, 1918 rockers. Gur1nteed white paint. AN EXPLOSIVE FIND galled ponce ‘vtien tiler (retled Army daring World War U. In- There will be free drawing at a dusty box they found in the box walk a large end of sale. Douglas Shoemaker, side the amount SYRACUSE, N A. — UP — attic at their new fraternity auctioneer. Paschall Discount of jelly-type nitr -glycerine, ALE House, Hazel, Ky. June2f3P Sigma Egosilon fraternity brothers house, a structure used by the Be Sold! r Services Offered • . list $326 free. ae per were rer one day minimum of 17 words for SOC — Ile per weed for three days. Glasertled sae are payable In advanee, opoko STOCK removed list $347.50 Radio dispatched trucks. Duncan taking $325 Tankage Co. Prompt service 7 DODGE Pick-up TruCtir, $15.00. days a week. Call long distance JT r FOR SALE Call 1066-R or See at 219 So. NOTICE FZIION.— SALE I collect, Mayfield 433, Union City 13th St. June26.13 TU-5-0361, N15C . 20°10 OFF GREENFIELD FABRICS, 3 miles GALLON Coke jugs, 100 each. PIANO TUNING, repairing new PUBLIC AUCTION sale will be IGS — on Cadiz Hwy. 94 has sale on and used Call Call at Muray Drive-In Theatre. pianos. David H. held on Saturday, June 28 at MATTRESSES REBUILT like allesummer fabrics. Linens 59e- WILTIsioW at Chuck Music June26C Center, 10:00 at the Lou Wilkinson farm new. West Ky. Mattress Mfg. Co., each 69C yd. Bates prints 790 yard, Murray. Phone 1458. July12P on Murray Route 3, near Elm Paducati, Ky. Murray represen- Voiles 3 yards $1. Pliesse 3 yds GOLF CLUB SET, 3 woods, 4 Grove, Ie mile east at Earl Lee's PLUMBING REPAIR, pump and tative Tabers Uph astery Shop, $1. Drip-dry's 49e yard. All cot- irons, 1 putter and cart. Good Grocery on Pottertown Road. water heater sales and service. 101 N. 3rd. Phone 549. TIC ton embroidery and lace $1.88 condition. Price 130.00. Phone Will sell household goods, re- $2.00 Call Elrody Sykes, phone 69 day SALE yard. Upholstery $1.19 yd. Zip- 1668-W. June26P frigerator, bethoom suite, rock- or July1C pers 10e. Trimming reduced. nigttd. ers, - odd chairs, tables, dining June25P Wildlife FOR RENT 1 WLDOW WITH 2 teen-age sons room table, dishes, cooking uten- The U. S. Fish and I Post woukl like to rent or lease Grade sils, fruit, quilts, pillows, mat- Service reports that banding in- GIRLS 26" super deluxe bicycle migra- A Dairy. Would consider em- tresses, feather beds, sewing format.on reveaLs some Call 903 days, 11104 nights. 5 unfurnished North cooling from -ROOM apartment, ployment, partnership, milking machine, farm equiPmenti and tion of waterfowl between June27C alse 2-room unfurnished apart- ocen- • on ahares 'ala what have you. tither article too numerous to America ancleyRussia. Five every watt of 503 Olive. .CUBOR DUST "100" with 1% ment. Call 33 or see at Write Box 32-T. June26P mention. June27C munications have been received -Rotodone, for Mexican bean June26C from the USSR Academy of electricity used beetles and other garden pests. THURSDAY Afternoon, we are Sciences (Bird Ringing Bureau) HOUSE, available first of the prtho for all open! rcs a good time to shop SATURDAY, JUNE 26. Giant since November, 1954, reporting than any other Rose Dust, flowers. month, on North 9th St. Call 31 Douglass 1TC at Stark's Hardware, 12th and stock turnover sale. Starts 2:30 on 76 birds banded in Alaska, Hardware. days or 113 alights. June27C conditioner Poplar. TPC pm., end 10:00 p.m. Factory Canada and the western US. uir PRACITICALLY NEW GE push- guaranteed merchandise. Living and killed in Russia. For ex- electrkc Titan next in the world" button stove, 3- BRIC1C HOUSE on Waldrop LET US estimate your room suites, end tables, all kinds ample, a black brarht banded in wire attordince .r.,- ol•-tird room heater, linoleum rug, bed Drive. 2 bedrooms, living roorn, paint job. First quality etirruture, hardware, power tools, Caldornia March 12, 1953, was davenport, tea cart, guaranteed. Nu- Spot 4fk..1., 111-511 table, chairs, kitchen, dining room, den and used. All work lawn mowers, window fans, yard killed on the Island of Novaia Ty, antena, bull terrier dog. Call Way Painters. Phone 813-J. Ted 1 utility room. Phone 1627, or 48. chairs, dinette suites, platform Sibir (USSR) July 25, 1956. 1-4 eW. Mrs. R. C. Rickert, 1015 June27C Clack, Mgr. July12C Payne St. June27C CROSSWORD PUZZLE Aoswer to Yesterday's Puzzle BY OWNER, good house, new ray roof, gas heat, built-in cabinets. Ten Years Ago Today ACROSS II-Yellow u$hur i.ir00090 BOM 9-River in food 21 BOO OOMPO 000 Also freezer, cubic foot. Ledger & Times File 1-Cornmoci.. Siberia See at 620 Broad St. June25P place 10-Simplest 000j3 00W000 6-Broom 11.-Cook In oven 00111P 0110 11-Causks 13-Tropical ODOM ter needs The Calloway County'Fair, scheduled for Aug. 18, 12-Placed In fruit (Pl.) d00000q line 1S-Wlfe of PM mama mom RS USED Garden Tractor, for sale 1-HEP if D present 1958 City Park this year, IFED 19, 20, will be held in the 14-Preposition 1st WIM mum mu of these cheap! J. T. Hale Motor Sales. plans work out, A. Carman, President of the Board of 16-Speechlees 111-gitraildate siMMU UMROLO OM Phone 833. June25C 17-01rrs name Si-Without end this morning. 18-Total - 12-River in MEMO 3300UO CONDITIONER Directors, announced AIR • - Tuesday 20-Renovate Germany 000 OMR Funeral services were hel dat 2:00 o'clock 23-Openv.ork 25-Pilfer MOOOBOM M00130 4-row cooling coils... plus $1000 challenge fabric 57-PertaIntng big afternoon fox Mrs. Alice Cleaver, 86, who died at her COS 007010 ORR Fedders Super-Supreme, Model 812SS-2,. Eradicate Prevent 24-Oceans to kidneys home near Almo Sunday afternoon. ge-ftody of 30-Nun's ORB UMMOR most powerful 2-cylinder produces more cooling per watt than any water garment Joel Eli Martin Bishop, 73, died of a heart attack 28-C.--mosse 112-}inthuelastlo other window air conditioner currently daughter, Mrs. Jim Simmons, point 34-Entreaty 41-Religion of 52-Unit of compressor... gives more on the market as reported by manufac- Monday at the home of his 22-Verip-ity like the Moslems energy 26-Cries -Insane turers to the ARI under standard 110-58. on Hazel Route. 31-A bandune kitten itet-i .!, lit from 54 113-Deslanattng conaidera- 57-Pronoun cooling for each dollar April 4, 1958. Fedders will pay $1000 to The flag at Murray State College flew at half-mast certain tides 27-Narcotic tiun 53-S.nior 15-Rockti.h 33-Shield 47-51 ala y canoe (abbr.) any manufacturer who can prove other- yesterday in honor of S-Sgt. Carl T. Wells, Jr., a former 3$.Drinkable 40-W hipper 45-C -, by water co-Areas: down You get more cooling, more comfort from each wise. 35-Jewish watt of electricity with Fedders 1-HP Model The Destructive Termite student from Portageville, Mo. teacher altillita IF 4 s itio air conditioner in FREE INSPECTION A letter was received by college officials from Carl 42-Above yr 8121§:2 than with any other 45-Faithful the world.. because Fedders builds more value T. Wells, Sr., stating that the death of his sqn had been 45-1-'aIsetp..•1$ Ii Nal 2 • TERMITES 4c-Tear right into the chassis with biree, r, heavy-duty BTU's? Horsepower? Tons? Does it established by the U.S. Army. Wells had been listed as .48-Vandal auu3i7 1 54 1115 ilyetS components. eompresSof that wastes with Japan. anpendages alto use an oversize Ito— Licensed & Insured missing since the war fin Pigeon pea Last year, when Fedders introduced this re- current needlessly to produce the de- Wells enrolled at Murray State Sept. 9, 1938, after, ig 19 I120 B122 markable new kind of air conditioner, it claimed 3.11-Coentr) of EtlU sired cooling? Or does it use a properly SAM KELLEY college to join the armed Asia that it was the world's most efficient air condi- cooling with two and one-half years he left 25 27 en sized compressor and lose 46-symbol for 2411 tioner...that it delivered more cooling for each forces. tantalum egilUlR skimpy undersized cooling coils? The Phone 441 32 any other.air Peter Kuhn, for a number of years employed as letter', $G -A I niespherle 29 lSR10 U31 watt of electricity consumed than true measure of any air conditioner disturbances RIRllU.RU. conditioner in the world and backed its claim Is the cooling produced for visiting 511 efficiency carrier in the City of Murray, is here this week -Crown .5:•:.•:•.• f/000 to anyone who could KELLEY'S PEST 6)-Ardent ..?..;:::•:•:•kil .'ii:•?.!.!... with an offer to pay each watt of electricity consumed. I e family, t hTTheehi r m will •Sfp..?.?•!Ilds• alai" Maynard MurrayRa g s d a 42-Church a41 provs.stherw ise! official Priced As Low As CONTROL , Mite return to to make home.KuhnsThey aw ...c.... That claim has never been challenged. Now DOWN Ote.:45 Model 812SS-2. C are now residing in Maryland. 42 41 44 it has been extended to 1958 *:5'5 s-sman UW Ill Year rater year, the bigger cooling coils and tir 6411 $15995 ate.roe? 40 powerful compressor Will pay off in big operat- 2-Sun sod " 1 Mua Model L 11-1NY-rrIne ic • r,...s ...in greater satisfaction. -86M2 51 52 ro,:i:-:;ia m5 gp :" 4-Tourney ral RE a.., P S'i D. ffir fo-no in .k rO 11-eufloge degree uuur rAIS MVP,AtipM.MIII• .., roi 01 EN ..x.; .A -A - . . fahhr • x!,-.. -Spanish ° '14..• Ir...',..Tre.crir 7 'Want SYndsreste. Inc. Electric I• he United Duncan r w article L. fit South 13th Street Extended Phone 1680

no. 26 !couldn't write in it. You got your'anything *hilt his CHAI rrenefather's by Raeburn Van Buren "r E011.Gra CaD,...CT wrote his some in Reno about IC. Month! waste man until NANCY fter George's died. • 1.--$ innermost thoughts in his grant/father 'Until what?' i asked. diary," I said to Lois Marlow It doesn't take much of a detec- "Until after you called on me. OH BOY --LET'S GET STARTED tive to put two and two tujetbel and COME "Shortly after the noneymoun, found out that he'd wriiten SLUGGO --- I gad know that you took the diary that you found out about it and used perfectly bornbie letter. when you left." had to dc - HERE—I'VE to make a newt of reading Then I knew I some IN new do you Know Georges diary. You got quite a lure out of it. You particularly all ties, Denald?" "All right, what did you clo7- GOT A BONE TO -When rrn Working on a ease, - in a liked to Set yourself through his She wile 1 was name. 1 like to ar.ow wnat's happeuing.- vary were talk- ey, a as he described you to ids At the time you PICK WITH YOU -Dui Donald. the police are ing to tc.e. George was right down diary. It was face runclit.g about fighting you, or rather •-ou're Caroline and vr:iat a wonderful, goracout crea- the hallway visiting fightuig the They Une you were." pada*. aren't Horace Dation. I was terribly,, co-JP...rig in you." afraid you might find out where -Donald!" said Lea, her eyes "h.y- don t have to.' he was. that you might know of Startled. -Hoe/ did you know 0 She made circles with the base the distinctive sports car he was Oat 7" of the cocktail glees "n table driving rutd-^ "Then." I said, "after you had Her lips twitched. "I evidently overlooked a bet been marrieci it year or two, and I said. "targe lost his diary there." I said. "Go on, what hap- I good deal of the glamour bad Mx months aftet Fits grandtathers pened?" begun to wear Oft and you saw death. It. • pretty good bet he -Weil, I got rid of you and Just-If- - A - George as a very ordinary, very never saw It again. Yet It was then I went down to the Diatom; at .41,0• $$•••••• Cs. •141$ 10.41 4,641A.N. .SeiSeeaem.LE,d2- ee,,ryday person, Georges grand- found in hi, apartment Question! and told George I had to see him father died, and George inherited How did it get In his apart- right then." • iiome- money. anent 7" "lie came along?" I asked. "Well. bow did It?" a iamb.- she said. by Ernie Buahmiller -Shortly after that. George "Like ABBIE an' SLATS came absolutely'' impossible. He ',There's only one way," I said. _...."And what did you tell him?" MR. KLUNK SAID I •started brooding, worrying, and "You put it there." -I told him plenty. I told him MR.SUDDS - I TELL YOU THAT IF WAS TO (SHIVER) WAIT Own that self-righteous complex "/ put It ;here?" I knew about the letter re'd YOU JUST TAKE A SHORT TRIP AROUND HERE UNTIL I SAW Of his built up to a point where "That's right, you put It there.- written. I told rilm that if le YOU'LL RELAX- AND MAYBE GET there was no living with him. You "Donald. you're crazy. You - thought I was going to stand for SOME FABULOUS IDEAS FOR HIM stood it for about six montiuk Why would I have put It there?" that Kind of stuff, he was abso- YOUR NEW TV SHOW.' then VOU decided to walk out "Because you were tired at lutely riots.- Mess up your "You were. • little afraid having the guy -Then what"' wanted George might try to keep you Life," I said. •'and you -Then he began to tell me the police to find it. You knew from getting • divorce. You ma what he was doing was. for my was George had temperaments which that someone going to search Own good end atl of that. and I his apartment, so you took the him he C ere abecautely incompatible. got mad and told couldn't You wanted gaiety ARO adventure. diary you had stolen, and had put Mmseif lip on stich a pedc-tal. your possession for four George was leading a grim sort held in I . . . I called him a murderer." and put it where the police Of existence I wouldn't be too years. -Then what happened?" he surprised It there hadn't been an- would find It." "Ile tried to deny rt. but Other man or two in your life. "Not the police," she said. started to come apart at the wanted you to George was auspicious about "Ycnii I find It" seams." As include and "Why?" It. That ceuld have made trouble "Did you tell him you had the bi the divorce court, in case there "Because I was tired of having diary?" Was a contest. him act as my perpetual chaper- "No, certainly not. Fie didn't big girl now. I know of the "Anyway, you decided you on. I'M • know what had become what I want and I'm entitled to wanted • little protection, so diary. He never did know. He live my OWn life. I've been mar- When you left. you @tole George's thought he had lost IL" ‘y. &i Capp what It's LIL' ABNER diary-the one that covered the ried. I know all about, "Go on," I said. "How did you there's no reason on earth period of time lust prior to his and handle it?" grandfather's death." why I should order my life to "I told him that you were a EET US OUR FRANT Y 1.00k OUT ' 5oo now suit the whims of an ex-Musband very detective, that Her face had gone white very, clever TH'ONE WHO ATE PART IGGORANT ALLY-GATOR!! was watching me with eyes who has become a moral cru- he'd stuck his neck out writing She "IOU!! — **E'WANTS '10" IS GONNA KNOCK that seemed to be Its big as the sader." those letters, that he was troirt7 OF Opening of the cocktail glass she -Then why didn't you kick him to prison for extortion and black- MORE!!;_)- OVER TM' OATH!! Was holding In her band. out on his ear?" I asked. "Why mail and rending threatening let- "Donald," she said, -who .. not lust tell him to go roil his ters through the mail. I told him M who in the world . . . who told hoop? Why go to Si! that trou- that when he got to prison, the you all that stuff?" ble?" authorities Would start Inveltl- Is -I told It to myself," I sold. She made more circles with the rating his grandfather's death 'George's diary told all about cocktail glass. -He was giving ami everything about It." the events leading lip to 'hts me money.' she said. "That bothered him?" grandfather's death and eerried "Why?" 'That scared the pants off hint. on for about six months after- -His conscience bothered him He turned green." ward with a lot of talk abbot He was my numband. I had been Making the world a better place his wile. He'd sworn to love and In which to dye. atonement and cherish and all that stuff." 1.ole I. going to eve Donald. Pill that sort Of stuff. And then, I looked at her shrewdly. "And start "quire I mentioned Car- for the rest of the year, there there was a little blackmail on oline." she tells him. "She was Wasn't an entry. the side" In on It. She prohihiv was the "That could only mean one "No. Donald. no. Absolutely. one that dld the ?obi" A new thing. George didn't have the He never mew I hail that diary chapter of the !Nary Will ap- diary any more, therefore he He never knew that I suspected pear tomorrow.

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